ProgRock

DeRank ™: 7,28

DeAge™ : 6815 days • Here since 13 october 2007

"How does it feel to share a last name with a blood brother who not only works in the same field but plays in the same band and completely embodies the image of the music you produce together, receiving praise and admiration while you only appear among the names listed in the album credits?" I imagine it feels like being a fool.

Sinkadus Cirkus

15 jan 11

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"Aurum Nostrum" is very beautiful; I haven't heard this one according to them. Their sound seems like a mix between Dice and Anglagard.

Van Der Graaf Generator The least we can do is wave to each other

15 jan 11

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First masterpiece of the band, which follows the excellent debut.

Agalloch Marrow Of The Spirit

12 jan 11

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This is becoming my favorite album by Agalloch, their stylistic summation. And how nice are albums with 6 tracks that last so long.

Hawkwind Warrior On The Edge Of Time

9 jan 11

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I find it a good album; the peak of Hawkwind for me is the live "Space Ritual." It’s always a pleasure to read Manalishi.

The Tea Party The Edges Of Twilight

8 jan 11

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A useful hobarey: The Tea Party Discography

SoftLightes Say No to Being Cool: Say Yes to Being Happy

8 jan 11

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Beautiful and interesting.

The Tea Party The Edges Of Twilight

8 jan 11

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Yet Stonecold is not wrong about this video either. The title of the song is certainly dedicated to the online sales site advertised by Platinette.

The Tea Party The Edges Of Twilight

8 jan 11

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I have to say that I really liked the links you used to fill the DePlaylist, bands that I absolutely need to explore further, they remind me of certain Crossover sounds similar to the early Pain Of Salvation, albeit vaguely. More than Jim Morrison, the singer reminded me of a young Gary Moore.